Callie Gibson

Callie Gibson (she/her) is a candidate for the European Studies Masters at the University of Guelph. With a B.A. in Classical Studies and Art History, her research pertains to patterns in heroism; death, dying, and legacy with a focus on Greek and Roman literature. Other interests include futurism, creative pedagogy, media and technology. She has worked alongside faculty and members of the University community in the illustration of textbook material, the creation of podcast and video content, along with various logos and graphics.

Online Articles:

“Inside the Mind of Erica Lee Emond.” (2021). delve Magazine, Interviews.

https://delvemagazine.ca/interviews/into-the-mind-of-erica-lee-emond/

“The Dystopian World of Maria Svarbova.” (2021). delve Magazine, Features.

https://delvemagazine.ca/features/the-dystopian-world-of-maria-svarbova/

“Why are Museums a Vital Resource?” (2021). delve Magazine, Features.

https://delvemagazine.ca/essays/why-are-museums-a-vital-resource/

Print:

“Anna Golding’s Recovery for Me, Recovery for All.” (2022). delve Magazine, Issue 1:

Resilience, 60-71.

“Vitality of Resilience.”(2021). delve Magazine, Issue 1: Resilience, 6-11.

“All Eyes on Me.” (2022). Footnotes 15, The University of Guelph’s Undergraduate Journal of

Gender, Sexuality, and Social Change, 55-56.

“Chaos.” (2023). Footnotes 16, The University of Guelph’s Undergraduate Journal of Gender,

Sexuality, and Social Change, ix.